AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCommunity & Sports: Starlight 2026 wrapped up in Singapore with 50 youth teams from 10 countries, adding a “Starlight Huddle” for coaches and new player development workshops. Health & Family: A Singapore-linked exclusive story spotlights Amanda Tam, 25, living with juvenile ALS and saying she gave her husband “the choice to leave” after diagnosis—he chose to stay. Environment & Public Space: Over 1,000 people rallied at Hong Lim Park over plans for Maju Forest and Gillman Barracks, urging authorities to reorganise development without clearing the forest. Care at Home: A new Jurong scheme will support patients with advanced organ failure after discharge, with home visits by retired nurses and trained carers to reduce readmissions. Heritage & Food: Qixi Fest 2026 returns to Chinatown with craft and food stories, celebrating artisans behind Singapore’s culinary traditions. Lifestyle & Learning: NTU’s ADM building gets anti-bird-collision decals after student-led Project Avigate helped cut fatal window strikes. Money & Retirement: DBS advisers urge Singaporeans to diversify beyond T-bills and SSBs as yields ease and retirement needs rise. Culture & Film: Locarno 2026 spotlights young voices and film poetics as independent cinema draws fresh private investment. Tech & Ethics: A report alleges AI labs buy old books in bulk and shred them for training data.
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